The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-02
ON CHANGE.

New ORLEANS bank clearings yester.
day, 81 800, 1884.
Pork YVES on the boom in the Chi
cage market again yesterday.
To THE Liverpool cotton sales OF Mon.
-. -" 1000 bales were added or yester.
day.
MHMpHIs cotton receipts yesterday,
1923 bales; shipments, 3O45 bales;
sales 1890 bales.
MANCHESTER cloths unchanged with
a moderate business. Yarns steady
and somewhat inactive.
VALUE Of hogs in the United States
$3,473, 1897 more than last yesr, not
withetandiug the decreased number.
AT the New York cotton future
markets yesterday the near months
were firm and the late months steady.
CALCULATIONS are made that the ag-
gregate stocks Of provisions on March
let will be 10000, COO pounds less Than
last year.
PIrrsBURa petroleum irregular and
active; National firmer; Transit GER
tifleates opened al cit, closed at 63a-
highest Gil, lowest Gil.
ST. LOUIS cash corn yesterday WAS of
he, wheat off kc and oais of ic. Gosh
pork unchanged and unsettled, lard
up &c and clear ribs up lOc.
AT Chicago yesterday cash pork was
no 45c, May pork up at 40c, lard of
Ole, clear ribs off 2ic. Cash corn of
10. Wheat of ! and oats of to.
BALTIMORE grain receipts yesterday:
Wheat, 1850 bushels; corn, 1z2, 300
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels. Snip
ments--F Flour, 26,556 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels; corn, IL 100.
THR Gall Board of the Memphis Ex-
change Teopeued yesterday fer the sea
son. The only sales made were as
follows: 100 barrels cornmeal ct
81 10 and 500 barrels cornmeal at 50 20.
Ar Liverpool yesterday wheat was
steady, demand fair; the receipts OF
wheat for the past three days were
2e8, 900 centals, including l52 600
| American. Corn firm, fair demand /;
receipts of American corn for past
three days were 65, 200 centals.
| New York -four receipts yesterday,
17,O72 barrels and sacks; exports, 3l3O
barrels and 37,015 sacks, Wheat re.
ceipts, $4,000 bushels; exports, 45l ,O44
bushels; sales. 6.952,000 bushels
futures and 597 900 bushels spots.
Corn receipts, 1880 bushels; exports,
100, 145 bushels; sales, 1870 900 bush
els futures and 122, 900 bushels spots
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MERCHANTS Exchange Quotations
: Committees for March, Groceries anC
Provisions q. N. Estes, chairman; J
r, Frank, O. L. FIcklen. Produce
r. b. McKenney, chairman; j. K
Duscomb. Grain-B. l.. Bridges
chairman; r. s. Taylor. Flour-Hugf
Petit, chairman; e. NJ. Williams
Cotton Seed Product-F. NJ. Brode
chairman; II. ]. Parrish, s. M. Nc
Callum.
THE Bradstreet agency reports l6'
, failures in the United States during
the week ending February rs, 1887
against 244 in the preceding week, ant
, POS, 264, 7l8 and 204 in the CORES
bonding weeks Of 1888, 1885, 1884
1888, respectively. Middle ) ates, 81
New England States, 23; Southern
States, IS; Western Stats, 80; Paclti
! States and Territories, Is; Canada
27. Total in the United States ant
| Canada, 100.
The Marx Lane Express, in its review
l OF the British grain trade during tn
past week, says: "Nstive wheat, il
!, both the London and provincial mar
: kets. is steady at previous rates TIL
, sales of English wheat during tn
/, week we're 40,471 quarters at SIS. I'd
l against 6SS23 quarters at 29s Sd. dul
Ing the conespon ding period last veal
Foreign wheat is quiet. The hou
+ trade is extremely dull. Corn
!, weak. Seventeen oargoe5 Of whes
{ have arrived, six cargaes were with
drawn and seven remained"
. VIsrroRs on Change yesterday: 10
" Newburger, Cofieeville, Miss; job
r. Carpenter, Ark. John d. ADAM
!, Little Rock; Geo. II. Casey, Dakot
i Territory; A. w. OTIS, New York;
> 8, Watkins snd wife, Greensboro, Ky,
J. H. Trip'e, Greensboro, KY
b. F. Graves, Sharpsburg, Md A. G
Lunstord, Ala; Mics Jessie Lunsiort
Ala; Mrs. Sue Lunsiord, Ala. Mr.
A. A. Newman, Ala Mrs. @. n
o. Brown, city; Mrs. r. P. Brown, eity
Mrs. James RaIeton, city; Miss JUL
ID Nevils, city.
SPECIAL live stock and feed repor
y to the Ohicigo Drouer'S Jotradl tn
week are summarized as follows
90 Keokuk, Linn, Adams, Delawsr
Scott and Story counties not SO man
cattle are feeding as usual; will |
- marketed soon II prices justify. Hol
decidedly scsrcer than usual at tn
oil season; cholera has been bad
r. Keokuk, Linn and Scott countie
Corn in Linn, soc; Adams, 25c; ScoI
IN S5(940c; Story, 309S6c. Corn az
B., young stock rather plentiful on Il
Missouri slope, but Central aud Eaf
ia ern Iowa reports show mark'
4 l.. a. H. j.